  Introduction To Court Interpreting In The U.S. 4th Edition. Non Language Specific Self-Study Materials for Interpreters. M. Eta Trabing, 4th Edition, Updated and Revised in 2015, 230 pp. Specifically for the Legal System in the U.S. A wide range of topics are covered in this essential book, including: A Very Brief Overview of Interpreting in General Court Interpreting Role of Judiciary Interpreter Interpreter Qualifications and Talents Interpretation Techniques Modes of Interpretation Used in Judiciary/Court Interpreting Listening Techniques Consecutive Interpretation Techniques Note-taking Techniques Simultaneous Interpretation Techniques On-Sight Translation Techniques Mnemonics and Memory Code of Professional Responsibilities for Interpreters In the Judiciary Ethics Exercises Judiciary Interpreters do not only Work in Criminal Courts, but also You, as a Judiciary Interpreter, must The Criminal Justice System Law Enforcement The Courts Juries Corrections Certification for Interpreters in the U.S. Additional Self-Study Exercises Oaths or Affirmations Bail and Bonds Common Law vs Civil or Roman Law Burdens of Proof Basic Rights of a Person Charged with a Crime How a Person Moves Through the Criminal Justice System Civil Lawsuits Procedures for Oral Depositions Additional Listening Exercises Answers to Ethics Questions Suggested Additional Reading Reliable Source of Dictionaries
ANNEX I – Crimes in North Carolina (8 pages) ANNEX II – Glossary of Legal Terminology (37 pages) ANNEX III – Compilations on the Brain, the Mind, Memory (37 pages) |
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